The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-10-20
LOCAL ITE M -.
Cotton 81 cents.

Several Of our citizens will visit
Charleston during the gula week.
Mr.. T.. G. Craig, of this county, is an
assistant in the Seneca post office.
Mr.. Jackson Durham, Of Ettawa. Aln.,
in on n visit to relatives in this County.
Some one has borrowed our s'Milton. !"
We will be obliged for the return in
good shape.
A Pay party visited Table Rock last
Saturday. Communication on the Sub
, ject crowded out
About Zoo bushels OF chestnuta and
300 o'possums were carried through
town on the 18th inst
The law of1ico of J. T.. Roges is in the
front room over Mr.. McFalls store, op-
P6aite the post Office.
Prof. W. v. Vickery will sing in the
Methodist Church on Friday before the
9th Sunday in this month.
Two children were buried at Peters
N'EeSh ol tlle lAtn anu one On GnC I3tn
inst. They died of dyptheria.
Mr.. james Galloway, Of Eastatoc
township, died on the 18th inst. He
was about forty years ofage.
Mr.. Thomas billiard, m aged citizen
of this County, died al his home five
miles west of this place, On the 10Th inst.
Rev. A. W. Walker and wife we're in
town last week. He snys when they get
sick trip TO Pickcns is all that is neces-
sary to- cure them.
10. Chapman was committed to Jail
last Monday for killing Warren Laws
horse, and for trying to kill law with
knife. Whiskey.
Mrs. p: j. Ccn'hs, of Adairsville, Ga
Clayton and Mrs. II. G. Robinson. She
returned on Saturday.
A negro WAS severely cut on the head
by Nj. B. D. Green at Easlev last Fri
day night with Matched. He was get
ting better at last accounts
Mr.. w. M. Groqon. one of tho most
entte,prisirg farmers Of Elbcrt County:
Ga, was on n visit to friends in Pici-
ers last Saturday and Sabbath
Miss Lucie Haeood who is attending
The Piedmont Exposition. will extend
her trip to birmingham, Ala, where she
will spend several days with relatives and
friends.
Bibi came OFT second best III n trot-
ting race at the exposition last week,
the winner being only neck ahead.
.Mossrs Alexander & Fognr will raise on
their matches.
Mrs. N. w Mc"aulcv, of Scnocn.
died on the 11th inst HrrnmiGhln dc
portion nrd christian character won for
her many friends who regret hcr IN
timely taking of.
Tie hest rlncn in Crornvillc to cot
Nour dry goods is ut the handeomc store
of McAhster & Rnntz. They have any
thing yon want first class and will sell
them to you right.
Presiding Elder, Waltor Dickson,
preached II most eloquent and instructive
sermon ut b thlnhnm last Sabbath. The
hNuse was crowded with nn attentive ant
npprcciativo audience.
Miss Corrie Bruce who has been visit
ing friends ut Eureka, Ga, returned to
Pickens last Friday. She came by way
of Atlanta and saw tie sights nt the Tx
position, and was delighted with her
trip.
Mrs. Bird Lovct and Miss Matte
Robertson, who hns been visiting the
family of Mr. james P. Carey, returned
to their home at Flat Shoals, Ga, last
week. They took in the Piedmont Ex-
position on their return.
Mr.. George K. Hcrdricks has our
thanks for full basket Of nice large
furnips. He has an acre in tnrnips, and
any one who sees them will be convin-
ca1 that he knows how TO raise turnipa,
as well as how to make goodflour.
The Piedmont Institute is progressing
finely. Miss NcNInV,in has good class
in instrumental music, and hNs organized
n large class in vocal music, which hc-
sides being of great value to IT, pupils,
will constitute most interesting past
time
DR.. j. f. Bruce md Mrs. Alice Rus
Rell, of Easley, were married on the 13,
inst, ut the residence Of the bride The
ceremony was performed by Rev. J. W.
Itutchins. They left soon after for the
Exposition, enjoying the congratulations
of many friends.
On the Tth inst. Mrs Levi Stone who
lives near Central, stuck needle in her
breast from thc cfIcc: of which she died
in few hours. The needle waa in her
clothes, and she leaned over the side of Il
pen to give feed to the pig and thus
pressed it into her person.
Attention ia called TO the law card Of